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Pulse Oximeters, why a multi-wavelength approach could be used to detect other biomarkers?

Victor Ochoa-Gutierrez, Selene Guerrero-Zuñiga, Julien Reboud, Andrew R. Harvey, and Jonathan M. Cooper

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Abstract

Two-wavelength oximetry limitations; sensitive to skin pigmentation and cannot detect other biomarkers. We report the potential of broadband transmissometry for multi-parameter assessment of blood that is also insensitive to skin pigmentation.

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